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If all goes well, this will be the last 2.x release before a 3.0 major release. The 2.4.3 release is primarily aimed at fixing bugs, but a few small features have been added: * Treat the -u argument to sendBuildCompletionMail as a username rather than an arbitrary database ID. Also, do better error checking in case a user has not been defined in the datastore. * Add -b <build name> support to the listBuildPortsQueue command. * Add a new tc command, getPortLastBuiltStatus to get a port's last status. * Properly quote the UPDATE_CMD argument in the *PortsTreeUpdate hooks. * Add a new tbkill.sh tool to terminate a running tinderbuild. * Add a new tinderbuild option, -norebuild, which will prevent tinderbuild from forcing a rebuild of any packages specified on the command line. * Add the build platform and release level to the logs. * Add support for listing total ports per Build in the www-exp frontend. * Some other minor bugs have been fixed. Plus 3 local (port) patches: * in "Current and Latest Builds" (?action=latest_buildports) increase the number of ports displayed from 20 to 30 * in ports built for a build view (?action=list_buildports&build=something) when sorting is done by Last Build Attempt sort descending (latest build first). * in build logs, add: [1] - building for: (ie: "6.3-STABLE amd64") - Makefile ident: (ie: "$FreeBSD: ports/ports-mgmt/tinderbox/Makefile,v 1.41 2008/05/19 20:00:16 itetcu Exp $") - prefixes: (ie: "LOCALBASE=usr/local X11BASE=usr/local") - NO* env vars: (ie: "NOPORTDOCS=yes NOPORTEXAMPLES=yes NOPORTDATA=yes") This release would not have been possible without the contributions of Alexander Loginov, miwi, Chess Griffin, itetcu, Dmitriy Kirhlarov, Robert Gogolok, and ade. - Fix a few typos in pkg-message. [2] PR: ports/123957 [2] Submited by: Wen heping <wenheping@gmail.com> [2], idea from miwi@'s patch for HEAD [1]
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ports-mgmt/tinderbox is now installed, but it requires some additional setup.
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Additional info: %%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts/README
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The following walkthrough is for PostgreSQL databases:
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- First, run the setup program:
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%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts/setup.sh
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Enter database driver (mysql pgsql): pgsql
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If the database is running on the same server as you're on now,
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and you have administrator access to it, answer this question
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with yes:
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"Does this host have access to connect to the Tinderbox database as a database administrator?"
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Enter database admin user [root]: pgsql
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Enter the desired username for the Tinderbox database : tinderbox
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Shall the new role be a superuser? (y/n) n
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Shall the new role be allowed to create databases? (y/n) y
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Shall the new role be allowed to create more new roles? (y/n) n
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The other questions should just be entered through.
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The following walkthrough is for MySQL databases:
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- First, run the setup program:
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%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts/setup.sh
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Enter database driver (mysql pgsql): mysql
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If the database is running on the same server as you're on now,
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and you have administrator access to it, answer this question
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with yes:
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"Does this host have access to connect to the Tinderbox database as a database administrator?"
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Enter the desired username for the Tinderbox database : tinderbox
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The other questions should just be entered through.
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The following walkthrough is the tinderbox environment setup:
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- Edit the file %%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts/tinderbox.ph (copy from
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tinderbox.ph.dist)
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- $BUILD_ROOT should be "%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox"
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- $SUBJECT should be "My Tinderbox"
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- $SENDER should be your email address
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- $SMTP_HOST should be your SMTP server (localhost?)
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- $SERVER_HOST should be the name your machine is known as. If
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it is your own machine and your access it directory, try localhost
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here if nothing else sounds reasonable.
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- $TINDERBOX_URI should be "/tb".
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- Comment out the lines after "for www", and uncomment the lines "for www-exp".
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- Edit the file %%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts/www-exp/inc_ds.php
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(copy from inc_ds.php.dist)
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- $DB_HOST should be localhost
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- $DB_DRIVER should be pgsql
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- $DB_USER should be tinderbox
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- Edit the file %%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts/www-exp/inc_tinderbox.php
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(copy from inc_tinderbox.php.dist)
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- $rootdir should be %%PREFIX%%/tinderbox
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- $wwwrooturi should be /tb
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- $tinderbox_name should be "My Tinderbox"
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- $tinderbox_title should be "FreeBSD Packages"
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The following walkthrough is the initial tinderbox population setup
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and should be executed in %%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts.
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- ./tc init
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- Create a jail. A jail is a chrooted version of the FreeBSD operating
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system, for example 7-STABLE or 7.0-RELEASE:
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./create Jail -j 7 -d "FreeBSD 7.0-RELEASE" -t RELENG_7_0_0_RELEASE -u CVSUP
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You can have multiple jails on a single machine.
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This takes a while.
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- Create a ports tree:
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./create PortsTree -p FreeBSD -d "FreeBSD ports tree" -w http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/ports/
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This takes a while.
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- And then link the two together in a build:
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./create Build -b 7.0-FreeBSD -j 7 -p FreeBSD -d "7.0-RELEASE with FreeBSD ports tree"
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The following walkthrough is the webserver setup:
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- In your Apache configuration, add the following lines:
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Alias /tb/logs/ "%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/logs/"
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Alias /tb/packages/ "%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/packages/"
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Alias /tb/errors/ "%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/errors/"
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Alias /tb/ "%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts/www-exp/"
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<Directory "%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/">
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Order allow,deny
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Allow from all
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</Directory>
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- In your Lighttpd configuration:
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Turn on "mod_alias" and add the following lines:
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alias.url = ( "/tb/logs/" => "%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/logs/",
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"/tb/packages/" => "%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/packages/",
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"/tb/errors/" => "%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/errors/",
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"/tb/" => "%%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts/www-exp/" )
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dir-listing.activate = "enable"
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Check your system by going to http://localhost/tb/
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The following walkthrough is the first run for a port in the
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tinderbox and should be executed in %%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts.
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- See the documents %%PREFIX%%/tinderbox/scripts/README and the
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"Using Tinderbox" section for more information.
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- Add the port and its dependencies to the database:
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./tc addPort -b 5.4-FreeBSD -d net/dhcpdump -r
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- On the website you see now five ports on the build page.
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- Start the build:
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./tinderbuild -nullfs -b 5.4-FreeBSD dns/dnstracer
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- On the page "Current and latest builds in this build" you see the
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current being-built port and the last n ports built.
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- At a certain moment, when you refresh the page, you see that it
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has changed.
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